REFEREED JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS

1. Sharfman, M. P., T. M. Shaft, and R. P. Anex (forthcoming) “The Road To Cooperative Supply-Chain Environmental Management: Trust And Uncertainty Among Pro-Active Firms.” Business Strategy and the Environment.

2. Shaft, T. M., L. J. Albert and J. Jasperson (2008) “Managing Change in an Information Systems Development Organization: Understanding Developer Transitions from a Structured to an Object-Oriented Development Environment.” Information Systems Journal, 18, 275-297.

3. Shaft, T. M. & I. Vessey (2006) “The Role of Cognitive Fit in the Relationship Between Software Comprehension and Modification.” Management Information Systems Quarterly, 30(1), 29-55.

4. Carte, T., Schwarzkopf, A., Shaft, T. & Zmud, R (2005) “Advanced Business Intelligence at Cardinal Health’s Medical Products and Services Group.” Management Information Systems Quarterly Executive. 4(4), 413-424.

5. O’Brien, M. P., J. Buckley and T. M. Shaft (2004) “Expectation-based, Inference-based, & Bottom-Up Software Comprehension.” The Journal of Software Maintenance and Evolution, 16, 1-21.

6. Sharfman, M. P., T. M. Shaft and L. Tihanyi (2004) “Global and Institutional Antecedents of High-Level Corporate Environmental Performance.” Business and Society, 43(1), 6-36.

7. Shaft, T. M., Sharfman, M. P. and W. W. Wu (2004) “Reliability assessment of an attitude toward computers instrument (ATCI).” Computers in Human Behavior, 20(5), 661-689, September.

8. Shaft, T. M., M. P. Sharfman and M. Swahn (2002) “Using Interorganizational Information Systems to Support Environmental Management Efforts at ASG.” Journal of Industrial Ecology. 5(4), 1-21.

9. Shaft, T. M. and R. F. Gamble (2000) “A Theoretical Basis for the Assessment of Rule-Based System Reliability.” Foundations of Information Systems. July. http://www.bauer.uh.edu/parks/fis/kbsreliab.htm

10. Shaft, T. M. and I. Vessey (1998) "The Relevance of Application Domain Knowledge: Characterizing the Computer Program Comprehension Process." The Journal of Management Information Systems, 15(1), 51-78.

11. Shaft, T. M., R. F. Gamble and R. Keshav (1998) "Cost Modeling for Knowledge-Based Systems: An Application and Extension of COCOMO." Failure and Lessons Learned in Information Technology Management, 2(2), 36-51.

12. Shaft, T. M. (1997) "Responses to Comprehension Questions and Verbal Protocols as Measures of Computer Program Comprehension Processes." Behaviour and Information Technology, 16(6), 320-336.

13. Shaft, T. M., R. Ellington, M. Meo and M. P. Sharfman (1997) "A Framework for Information Systems in Life-cycle Oriented Environmental Management." The Journal of Industrial Ecology, 1(2), 135-148.

Reprinted as background materials for the 1997 Industrial Ecology Workshop - National Academy of Engineering.

14. R. Ellington, M. Meo, M. P. Sharfman and T. M. Shaft (1997) "A Management Method Based on Total Technical-Systems and Total Life-Cycle Analyses." International Journal of Environmentally Conscious Manufacturing, 6(2), 11-28.

15. Gamble, R. and T. M. Shaft (1996) "Eliminating Redundancy, Conflict, and Incompleteness in Knowledge-Based Systems." International Journal of Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering, 6(4), 673-697.

16. Shaft, T. M. (1995) "Helping Programmers Understand Computer Programs: The Use of Metacognition." DATA BASE Advances, 26(4), 25-46.

17. Shaft, T. M. and I. Vessey (1995) "The Relevance of Application Domain Knowledge: The Case of Computer Program Comprehension." Information Systems Research, 6(3), 286-299.

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